The idea of structural oppression and the need to be liberated from it is not new. However, for a generation nourished in government schools and universities steeped in the radical intellectual legacy of Rousseau, and flavored with the naturalistic, atheistic neo-Marxist developments of the New Left, it has taken specific aim today at the evisceration of Christianized culture in the West.
Up Next in Season 1
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Justice, Race and Revolution (part 2)
The liberating identity of those in the covenant of grace transcends skin color and ethnic origin and refuses to look at the world in terms of us and them, oppressors versus oppressed, but grasps all reality in light of our Creation, Fall and Redemption as a human race.
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Darwinism and the Cult of the Expert
Intellectuals are informed by one worldview or another, which always underlies their efforts to account for either physical or social phenomena, informing the solutions they offer. Naturalistic VS. theistic views are always in play, and the foundation for thinking between the Christian and non-Ch...
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The Marvel and Mystery of Man (part 1)
Scripture clearly connects the activities of creation and redemption as a unified totality in Jesus Christ, pointing to the ultimate destiny of redeemed humanity in resurrection life. In Colossians 1:15-20, Paul affirms that all things in the entire cosmos, visible and invisible, including all po...
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